Identification and Modeling of Vibration Signals in Startup Stage of Electric Driven Reciprocating Pump

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How to realize signal modeling and vibration signal characteristic extraction is a very significant topic. A large amount of drilling pump vibration signals were acquired from the indoor tests. The startup signals with time consistency were segmented from these measurement signals and analyzed in detail. There are mainly such five types of vibrations in the startup signals as the pump body’s vibration, whistle, shocks in moving parts, and impacts of the value lifted off or dropped on the seat, friction or grinding between moving parts. The pump body’s vibration and whistle have good time-frequency characteristics and change very regularity, which are defined as the startup vibration in this paper. The pump body’s vibration signals are modeled by OFMM method. After to exclude the OFMM modeling signal, the remaining signal was separated into different integrated components according to their vibration sources by PFM method, a HMM whistle vibration model based on PFM parameters was achieved. Furthermore, A combination of OFMM and HMM model is used to describe the pump startup vibration. Realistic simulation on the pump’s startup vibration has been achieved. Signal simulation was also carried out by use of this combination model. This approach is expected to become a powerful tool for drilling pump’s startup vibration signal analysis and modeling.

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